How do you respond to blackmail? Part II

Rick Reynolds, LCSW
by Rick Reynolds, LCSW
Founder & President, Affair Recovery

Last newsletter I began to discuss problems and difficulties created by highly emotional people, (HEPs for short). I promised to make recommendations on how to respond and how to control those emotional outbursts that are harmful to self and others. I’m using the term HEP because this person could be the hurt spouse or the unfaithful spouse. As you read, please remember that trauma created by infidelity causes highly charged emotional states. Please be patient with those going through this pr...

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